JunXion v4 hands-on workshop
Nov 18, 20:31 by Stefan KoopmanschapJunXion v4 hands-on workshop: in 3 days from beginner to advanced
Teacher: Frank Baldé
Dates: December 12, 13, 14
Cost: €150 (for all 3 days) / €100 (days 2+3)
Location: STEIM, Achtergracht 19, Amsterdam
Registration is required for this workshop and can only be done online: http://www.steim.org/steim/registration.php?id=128 .
Please register early to ensure a place. Places are limited to 12.
STEIM is presenting its first, fully dedicated hands-on workshop on the new JunXion version 4.
JunXion is one of the most powerful, easy to use, upwardly complex HID translator software tool for the MacIntosh. USB sensor boards & peripherals, Bluetooth-Wii`s, serial Arduino, OSC, MIDI, Audio and (new) Video inputs all get wired into your favorite musical and multimedia application inside your computer. Learn (more) about mapping, data scaling, intricate conditionals and how to develop a powerful, personal performance setup around your very own gizmos of choice.
The workshop will be for novice and advanced users and will be based on the new JunXion v4 (including video and serial Arduino input support). Basic knowledge about MIDI, digital audio and Mac OS X is required. Participants are strongly adviced to bring their own input devices and (Mac) laptops. Maximum 12 participants. Classes are from 10:30 – 17:30 with a break from 13:00 – 14:00.
Program:
Day 1: Introduction, basic features and handling
Day 2: Extended features
Day 3: Advanced Patch creation, Instrument design and solutions
The workshop will be presented by Frank Baldé, the creator of junXion.
The fee is €150 for the full 3 days, and €100 for intermediate users who want to skip the first day. All workshop participants can purchase junXion with a 30% discount or upgrade to junXion version 4 for free. JunXion 4 will be available from December 12.
Note that beginners are required to attend the first day! When registering mention specifically if you want to attend the full workshop or only day 2+3.
More information on Steim workshop at the Steim website.
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